20 New Star Wars Toys and Collectibles To Take Your Fandom Into Hyperspace

With the December release date of Star Wars: The Force Awakens creeping ever closer, the barrage of new toys and memorabilia tied to the franchise is upon us. Whether you're sleeping in the Millennium Falcon or firing Nerf darts Wookie style, you will feel the franchise flowing through you.

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Star Wars Nerf Episode VII Chewbacca Bowcaster ($25)

If you're going to dress like a Wookie, you may as well fight like a Wookie. Chewbacca used the bowcaster in the Jedi Knight games and elsewhere, and since it's now a Force Awakens official toy, you might see him fire it in the new film. The Nerf gun shoots a soft dart about 65 feet.

Risk: Star Wars Black Series ($50)

Why conquer the world when you can conquer the galaxy? The Star Wars special edition of Risk, which focuses on galactic domination (or rebellion), uses a game board in the shape of a TIE Interceptor and includes great game pieces such as a Death Star replica.

Sphero BB-8 ($150)

BB-8 took the internet by storm when the rolling droid appeared in trailers for the new movie. The best part? As we soon learned, the BB-8 in the movie is a practical effect, not mere CGI, and so is this mini version that's sure to be a huge hit this holiday season. The toy version let you guide the movements using a phone or tablet or control it using voice commands.

Star Wars The Black Series Kylo Ren Force FX Deluxe Lightsaber ($180)

Besides Sphero, the other item in the Force Awakens trailers that blew the world's minds was Kylo Ren's red lightsaber with hilts. The collector's version is expensive, but it makes authentic sounds and lighting effects. Won't chop off an arm, though.

LEGO Kylo Ren Command Shuttle ($120)

If you purchase any new Star Wars LEGO product, make it this intricate set based on the command shuttle from the main baddie. There are three hidden storage bays, six collectible figures, and something called an "electrobinoculars element." We're curious what that is, too.

Devon Star Wars Watch ($28,500)

There are hints of both Darth Vader and TIE fighters on this high-end luxury watch, which requires a down-payment of $2,500 just for the pre-order. The watch has 350 distinct parts, four motors, and 313 electrical components. What time is it? Time for you to join the dark side.

Han Solo Fridge ($150)

We're going to be honest, this may be the best movie tie-in ever: A mini-fridge that keeps your beer cold while reminding you of the unfortunate plot twist from The Empire Strikes Back. There's a red gleaming light on the front; a switch puts the fridge in cold (for drinks) or hot (for keeping food warm).

Jakks Pacific Star Wars Rebels Inquisitor 31-Inch Action Figure ($30)

Standing 2.5-feet tall in this figure, the main baddie from the Star Wars Rebels animated series on Disney is an imposing figure. This kit of "the Inquisitor" includes the double-bladed lightsaber. For extra nerd cred, just tell people you're a fan of comic-book creator Greg Weisman, who helped create the series.

Chewbacca Collector's Supreme Edition Adult Costume ($429)

Sure, 400-plus dollars is a lot to spend on a Halloween costume. But this one comes with the added benefit of allowing you to rip someone's arm off if you lose. Assembled from five pieces including the sash and a side pouch, this life-sized Chewy suit comes in two sizes (Standard and XL).

Legendary Yoda ($180)

With a full 360-degree freedom of movement, the Legendary Yoda can look you straight in the eyes and repeat up to 115 different phrases, respond to voice commands, and has an authentic fabric cloak. Ask any question and respond with a yes or a no, he will.

Pottery Barn Star Wars Bed ($3,999)

This bed shaped like the Millennium Falcon costs more than a used car. Inside, there are "authentic" knobs and switches, although none of them are fully functional. It's available in a twin-sized mattress and is made by hand of solid wood.

Furbacca ($80)

An officially licensed Star Wars: The Force Awakens product, this interactive toy reacts to touches and motion (such as throwing it into the air). With the Furbaca app for iPhone or Android, you can feed the critter food from Star Wars and find out what it likes or dislikes.

Kylo Ren Talking Figure ($30)

The finely crafted details of this 14.5-inch sculpture make it an impulse buy. The lightsaber glows and makes sounds when you press a button, and the figure speaks about 15 movie phrases.

This Bluetooth speaker, which connects to a phone or tablet from 30 feet away, doubles as a speakerphone. That means in addition to blasting Starship through a spaceship, you can let callers know you are speaking to them using the Millennium Falcon, which is totally worth 50 bucks.

Millennium Falcon fine art print ($30)

The high-quality matte finish on this print will make the Millennium Falcon pop when you hang it in your office or in a prominent place in your home. Does not include the frame.

Star Wars Stormtrooper Mask ($150)

Wear this mask for Halloween, or put it on your mantle as a piece of memorabilia. Just don't let anyone tell you you're a little short for a stormtrooper. The adult-sized mask fits a size 20 head, has two openings to let you breathe, and is based on the Stormtrooper mask from the original trilogy.

DIY AT-AT Cable Organizer ($35)

Made of solid wood and delivered as a kit you assemble, this thinglooks like an Imperial walker from The Empire Strikes Back. But instead of destroying the shield generators, it keeps cables from getting intertwined.

Star Wars Battlefront ($70)

Finally. A decade after the original pair of games that let you shoot your way through the worlds of the Star Wars universe, leading either the good guys or the bad guys to victory, the long-awaited new game is here. Almost. Out in November, the official video game for the new series takes place after the Battle of Endor and shows how the planet Jakku in the movie became so battle-worn. Gamestop includes a limited-edition poster with the game (for Xbox One or PS4) if you pre-order Battlefront.

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